WASHINGTON, DC 20009 · DC — Ward 1
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Owner: 1835 14TH STREET LLC
Building permit — mechanical
Owner: 1835 14TH STREET LLC
Building permit — electrical
Owner: 1835 14TH STREET LLC
Building permit — plumbing and gas
Plumbing trade Permit
Applicant: KENNETH BEECHNER · Owner: 1835 14TH STREET LLC
Building permit — alteration and repair
*** CHANGE OF USE FROM THEATER TO RESTAURANT (BUFFALO BILLIARDS) *** A new tenant is taking over an existing 3,100 sq. ft. space. The scope of work includes interior improvements to the first-floor theater and second-floor office space. Historic District The first floor will be converted into a billiards hall with a bar and a cold food kitchen. Demolition will include removal of existing toilet rooms, mezzanine level, and dressing rooms. New construction will include installation of a bar, walk-in beer cooler, cold food kitchen, new toilet rooms, and updated lighting. The second floor will remain as-is and continue to be used for tenant office space.
Applicant: JOE SPINELLI · Owner: 1835 14TH STREET LLC
Building permit — demolition
HISTORIC Demolition of first floor, mezzanine and basement interior improvements. Demolish first floor partitions and mezzanine above, demolish toilet rooms and dressing rooms. Basement remove mop sink and laundry machines. Area of work is 3,800 sf.
Applicant: HYUN AE KIM · Owner: 1835 14TH STREET LLC
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